We were eating lunch and making casual conversation when my husband’s friend noted how much food is thrown out at the grocery store where he works.  His observation reinforced my knowing how incredibly blessed we are in this country to have so much food we can actually throw part of it away.  Most of us [...]

He is not a drug addict, nor an alcoholic. He is, in fact, a veteran who served in the Army then worked at the U.S. Postal Service. He even drove semi tractor trailer trucks for a while.  He’s a man with skills and despite living in homelessness is looking for work.  He has family somewhere [...]

A blog post by Kaye Cagle Today, I had a new thought. Sometimes an idea hits me so hard that I dwell on it and develop it in my brain. Oddly enough, it usually happens quickly. Then it spills out in my writing. A book called “More or Less” written by Jeff Shinabarger focuses on [...]

Why should you choose MUST Ministries as your charity? That’s a good question.  There are so many charities and nonprofits out there to choose from.  They all appear to do good deeds, have their heart in the right place, but how do you know which one will use your donation dollars the most effectively?  Here [...]

Two volunteers at Smyrna Program Services at MUST Ministries are creatively helping to feed those in need. Deb Chamblee and Stacey Brown became friends through volunteering at MUST Ministries.  Their three year volunteer experience has not only forged a friendship but they have also become great couponing buddies. “We really wanted to help people, so [...]

The students of A.L. Burruss Elementary hosted an “Empty Bowls” project to help MUST Ministries.  Martie Moore, the art teacher who is part of  the Special Area Interest Learning program (SAIL) wanted to do an Empty Bowls project for some time and thought this would be the perfect occasion to teach the students not only [...]